Clinton email report: No FBI bias.
 

Comey did act in a procedurally flawed manner.

1. There was no reason to bring charges regarding emails.
2. Trump's claim of a cabal is openly and independently refuted.

Screw Trump. :mad:

Not to worry, Fox “News” and Limblow will find plenty of “deep state” ammo here to feed to their idiots, like our resident fool Whell.

Buh - but BENGHAAAAAAAAZI!!!! :rolleyes:

p.s. Good to see you Zeke.

I listened to LimpBalls on the way back from the gym today. He was lamenting the IG's findings.

Well, another way to look at it would be "Screw Hillary" (as distasteful as that thought might be). The Hillary crowd blamed Comey for helping her lose the election. The IG report kicks the legs out from under that argument.

Where? Direct quotes from the report, please.

You just can't stop thinking about little ol' me, can ya? I must really frost your cookies, Chicklet. So glad for that. :)

Right in front of your myopic nose, Finny:

"While we did not find that these decisions were the result of political bias on Comey's part, we nevertheless concluded that by departing so clearly and dramatically from FBI and department norms, the decisions negatively impacted the perception of the FBI and the department as fair administrators of justice," Inspector General Michael Horowitz wrote in the report.

Hillary's campaign claims that these "departures" cost her the election, and blamed Comey personally. So, we now find out that Comey's actions were not politically motivated.

Screw Hillary.

Where exactly does this dispel the notion that Comey's actions hurt Hillary? Comey's actions could have hurt Hillary's election chances without being politically motivated. In fact, I think most objective observers would say that this is exactly what happened. His actions vis-a-vis Hillary certainly didn't hurt Trump (as revealing that he was being investigated for colluding with Russia would have, BTW).

By the way, I think that the IG report, on the point that there was no political bias, comes up a bit short. This Politico article got it right.